Tuesday, April 9, l935

 

 

 

 

 

‘ THIS WEEK’S GAMES . -

Wednenday, April 10
(LE. 3 V5. F.P.E. 3...”):30.
E.E. 4 v5. 2:00

 

Bndnar’s

Thursday, April 11
F.P.E. 4 Vs. E.E. 3—10:30
Ch.E. 3 vs. E.E. 2—~ll:3D
Ch.E. 2 vs. Bennies—lzoo
Friday, April 12
« C.E. 4 vs. F.P.E. Z~10:30
(3.51. 2 vs. NLE. 4—2:OD
Monday, April 15
Cth. 4 vs. Badnar's——2:00
Tuesday, April 16
Eli. 2 vs. Bunnies 1:00
Ch.E. 4 vs. F.P.E. z—zmo

 

 

If mm of the tea/mg listed in above
games suffer two defeats before they
reach the last games scheduled, they
arm either compete in am unofficial
game or forget it;

 

If the competitors in this tourney
wish to play their games with rea-
sonably usable balls, they must turn
in the equipment immediately after
every scheduled game. This rule
holds without exception and the play-
er accepting the equipment will be
held responsible if the hall is Still
in play at noon after a 9:30 gamell

 

Another rule to avoid confusion:
Balls knocked over the right field
fence shall get the batter to second
base (no home runl) and shall only
score baged‘unners forced home!

 

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Copyright 1935, Tim American Tobacco Compnny. n -

l', Don’t. forgot! If you, cmufinigll 9
l innings i the scheduled time, it's a,
I nine 'inm'ngl'gumo,‘ otlwrwisq 7. or 5.

 

 

, Results of Lash Week’s‘Games
lM.E.‘4 (18)~——C. E. 3 do)“ "
Iona. 5s (er—Min. z ("4). ,
FREE, 4 (til—Fresh (1) ,

lam-2. 4 (6)~—-M.E.~2 (4: ,;
llama. 3 (i7)—C.E. ‘4 (7)‘
Ch.E. 2 (3)”Rodca'hs (3)

 

 

After three days of competition,
six teams are atleast half way out
of the league. Both freshman teams
lost their games~tlié ’grce‘n hats had
better pick up if they hone to stick
in the'lcague.

 

The fireworks started when the big
guns of the senior M.E. pounded out
an 18-12 win over C. 3. 14»2 was
the score at the first inning’s close
and that lively ball touched every
inch of turf -—~ but those under the
fielders' feet. Hope the civils have
lost the pop-up habit (including J.
0. L.) . . . tsk, tsk, can they hit them
high!

 

Swede Nylen gained the distinc-
tion of being the first S.O. victim, by
the way.

 

The ball must have deadened con-
siderably after the battering it took
in the first game, for remaining
scores are comparatively low -—-ex-
cept the (LE. 4 game on Friday. The
Civils and the junior F.P.E. fought
to a 6-6 tie in seven innings, and in
the ninth—«bingo. A disputed third
out, decided in favor of the F.P.E.,
was followed by ten runs. At least
five halls passed through the arms of
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NEWS was changed on the second issue to the ARMOUR TECH NEWS, the name used on all suc-

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to first base helped! One run in their 1 their eyes. J. Law, who poled out for; All those who wish to witness the

half of the ninth was poor consola-l the circuit, made the following re-

tion for the seniors.

 

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a boiler in his teeth. Messrs. Robortsl

and Ahern split their nickel’s worth.l dlolillct effort to restrict their bull? ling‘: Capt.

Any wonder the frosh lost—smoke in l playing to the track infield.

than others, becaiiiée i. am lnadc only of
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wrestling meet at the

on Thursday evening at

7:30, may do so by obtainingr tickets

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the various bull players to make a' conned the major awards in wrest-

Schmidt, Hello, Kreml,

E Peterson, and Sumner.

Page Five

‘NEW SITE

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ital spot
than in the mere ilirylnotion of a
new campus.

Mnlm Study of Armour’s Needs‘

 

During,- the past few years a'g‘reat
deal of work has been done on the
question of a new campus i'cr
Armour. A, painstaking survey of
the space now being used by the
Institute and on that which an ex-
pansion program would require in
the present generation was made a
year ago by Professors Heald, Ensz,
and Grafton of the civil engineering
department. As an example of what
might be done from Such a study, zl.
usable plan has been prepared of it
seventeen story building complete
with laboratories, assembly hall, din—
Ing- rooms, club rooms, offices, swim-
ming" hon], and gymnasium facilities,

Elml’mrst Ch April 13
Opens Untdoor Track

 

The outdoor track season opens
next Saturday with a dual meet at
Elmhul'st. The team will renew ac~
tivity, after a month free of compe-
tition since the close of the indoor
season, and hopes to duplicate their
indoor win over the Elmhurst squad.

The outdoor schedule is as follows:

April lit—«Armour at Elmhurst.

April 20—Armuur at Lake Forest.

April 27—DeKalb at Armour.

May 4—Bradley at Armour.

May 7—Armour at. Loyola. »

May llw‘Wheaton at Armour;

May 18-——Elmhurst Relays. :'

 

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